LPG density
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Does anyone know what the density of liquefied petroleum gas is?
The original poster didn’t make it clear that liquefied petroleum gas is a mixture of propane and butane, and the density varies depending on the mixing ratio
Components: C3H8 12%, C3H6 0.4%, C4H10 28.4%, C4H8 57.7%, C5H10 1.5%
What is the unit, mol or wt? Determine it for each component based on the temperature.
Based on the components you provided, I have carried out the calculations and the results are as follows (pressure: 0.9 MpA). For the molar fraction calculation: average molecular weight is 56.0144; density at 0°C: 582.247, at 10°C: 570.216, at 20°C: 557.905, at 30°C: 545.217, at 40°C: 532.207, at 50°C: 518.167. For the mass fraction calculation: average molecular weight is 56.0144; density at 0°C: 580.492, at 10°C: 568.409, at 20°C: 556.036, at 30°C: 543.272, at 40°C: 529.986, at 50°C: 515.997
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The density of liquefied gas varies with its composition, typically ranging around 0.45 t/m3.
I only know that the density of liquefied gas is between 400–600 kg/m3. I also want to know how to calculate it specifically. Help from an expert
The density of liquefied petroleum gas is generally around 2.3-2.4